"future attention" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something that will require attention in the future, for example: "I will need to give this issue future attention."
Future attention will also keep the author -- called the "greatest living writer in America" by F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1918 -- on the front burner.
"If the nuclear power industry is to have a long-term future, attention must be paid to existing operating reactors," Mr. Cochran said.
This clearly deserves future attention.
Only exception is higher occurrence of pathogenic fungi but its ecological relevance require future attention.
Hence, the association between childhood trauma and telomere length, along with the association with physical health, deserve future attention in BD.
Those areas where your attention is focused assemble to form a set of experiences that shape and influence where you'll direct future attention.
Speech perception promises to reward future philosophical attention (see O'Callaghan 2014 for further development).
Due to the expected depletion of fossil fuel sources in the near future, increasing attention is paid to the development of alternative sources of energy.
It is beyond the scope of this particular review to assess this more formally, but it is certainly worthy of future research attention.
Moreover, in the future more attention will be given to the improvement of the user interface design that will facilitate the overall user experience by using ArchReco.
And if you have cancer or want to avoid getting cancer in the future, pay attention!
